I want to be a pro tradah^, should i short now? Anyone? Adam?

Also, could someone explain this whole honey badger thing?I tried to understand, i googled honey badger and found a youtube video about the "crazy nastyass honey badger", and i also read the wiki from which my favourite part is:

"The voice of the honey badger is a hoarse "khrya-ya-ya-"ya" sound. When mating, males emit loud grunting sounds.[5] Cubs vocalise through plaintive whines.[7] When confronting dogs, honey badgers scream like bear cubs.[29]"

That is funny.

On a side note, it would actually fit with the theories about price bots being used on the bigger exchanges.

I have no idea whatsoever why you quoted me to write this. But it is nice, makes me feel noticed.


Do you think its forcing, rather then just market indications being faster on btc-e?

Your name. Your name and this post. I love it.

Im gonna go straight for my cheese now, and hold you to your word (that is: in case of future dumps, you owe me cheese).

I havent got any beer in my fridge. Should i eat a bit of cheese or over due sausage for every +btc?

I'd need beer donations again ^^

Cmon now... Or have i just poured myself another glass of whisky for no reason?

I kinda feel sad that i didnt short and have the ability to be part of the folks who ate the 30k wall. I feel like this was some kind of bitcoin history in the making.

Or should i just feel proud that i am a true hodler?

Okay, that's what I thought :/.

Thanks for all the help though!

I created the "raw copy" using the method described at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1818321 under the headline "Back up of the whole memory block (via adb)". So I seem to have backed up all the partitions and not just the data partition (but it should be in there too).

I grep'd for the <string name="records"> and found two newer wallet files that were created when I tried to reinstall Mycelium but I could not find the one that has my bitcoins so I guess it must have gotten overwritten at some point, right?

Thanks for the help!

My mobile phone reset itself and Mycelium can no longer find my wallet. I do not have any backup but I do have my pin code and I immediately took a raw copy of my Android internal hard drive so my Mycelium wallet should be in that raw data dump somewhere.

So I was wondering if someone knows of any unique sequence of bytes that exists in the wallet file that contains my private keys so I can search for and recover them? Or if someone knows another way I should go about recovering my private keys?

So, to summarize this day (so far):



 

Many thanks Adam! My post must have been the best first post ive done on any forum considering it gave me a free beer. Even so if the quote was messed up

I am fairly new to bitcoin, bought in during november-bubble.

Been hanging around here reading but not registering since. Figured i wouldnt have much to contribute. But free beer is something you could not keep away from, i had to register.

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Youre the best!